Production Readiness Review Sample Clauses

Production Readiness Review. The production Readiness Review (PRR) shall be performed to formally evaluate the Contractor’s production readiness and identify existing or projected manufacturing problems and areas of risk. The Contractor shall demonstrate progress in the following areas: (1) attaining the program’s production goals, (2) resolving manufacturing problems (or that a plan for their resolution acceptable to the Government has been developed), and (3) mitigating all production risks. The Contractor shall show that the system design has included those key production factors necessary to ensure the system can be acquired on schedule.
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Production Readiness Review. The Contractor shall host a Production Readiness Review (PRR) with the Government prior to commencement of the First Article / Production activities demonstrating readiness to commence (CDRL A022). The PRR shall demonstrate that the production design, planning, and the associated preparations for producing the system have progressed to the point where a manufacturing commitment can be made without incurring unacceptable risk of breaching the established thresholds of cost, schedule, performance, or other criteria. The Contractor shall notify the Government at least three weeks prior to the date the meeting will be held.
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Production Readiness Review. The Contractor shall successfully complete a Production Readiness Review (PRR) prior to the authorization by the Contracting Officer for the Start of Construction (SOC). SOC is defined as the commencement of steel-cutting for the ship. The purpose of the PRR is to demonstrate to the Government that proper management, engineering, and production requirements are adequately defined and implemented and that design maturity supports initiation of the construction phase. The Contractor shall notify the Government of the PRR date forty-five (45) days prior to PRR. The PRR shall be held at least fifteen (15) days prior to SOC. The PRR may coincide with a DR. The PRR shall demonstrate the design is sufficiently mature to start construction, the flow of Production Information will support production, and the status of material ordering and delivery will support the proposed build schedule. Any potential risk areas shall be identified and mitigation plans discussed. The Government should be satisfied that all requirements specified in the System Specification, Attachment J-1, Scientific Mission Systems Specification, Attachment J-6, and references thereof have been incorporated into the design. Within seven (7) days from the PRR, the Contracting Officer will notify the Contractor whether or not SOC is authorized. The Contractor shall prepare Production Readiness Review Agenda, Presentation, and Minutes (DI-021). The following represents the minimal exit criteria, and forms the basis for the Government’s determination for “Start of Construction” authorization:
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Production Readiness Review. The contractor shall schedule and conduct a Production Readiness Review in accordance with the PSS and Appendix D. Problems identified during the review shall be documented and corrected in accordance with the PSS and Appendix D.
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Production Readiness Review. (PRR). The PRR affirms the design configuration, production, manufacturing processes, supplier base and facilities are ready to enter production. The contractor shall participate in a PRR with the Government at the contractors facility 60 calendar days after the Post-Test Configuration Design Review in E.10.7.3.3. The purpose of the PRR is to demonstrate the configuration of the EHETS trailer is ready to enter production. With facility walk-throughs, technical discussions, and documentation reviews, the contractor shall demonstrate production, manufacturing processes, supplier base and facilities are ready for production of the EHETS trailer. The contractor shall submit the latest approved CDRL A006 (Indentured Bill of Materials).
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Production Readiness Review. A Readiness Review is to be performed at key operations (determined by Xxxxxx Machine Company and the Supplier) if • Starting a new production run or • A lapse in production exceeds two years This may include a documentation review and/or process witness
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Production Readiness Review. (Applicable to CLIN 0009). The Contractor shall complete a successful Production Readiness Review (PRR) no later than four (4) months after contract award (see Defense Acquisition Guidebook 4.3.3.4.7, Production Readiness Review (PRR) xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx). The Contractor shall not proceed to production without successful completion of the PRR. The Contractor shall identify existing and projected manufacturing problems and areas of risk and shall assess the progress in the Contractor's planning to achieve production rates required under the delivery schedule. The following areas shall be addressed, at a minimum:  Industrial Resources o Plant Facilities, Production Equipment, Test Equipment, and Tooling  Plant capacity to meet production rate  Available Surge Capacity  GFE, special tooling, production equipment has been identified  Needed Plant modernization, productivity enhancements has been accomplished o Personnel  Available skilled production manpower available  Personnel training and certification available and completed  Production Engineering and Planning o Production Plan developed and in place o Production schedule developed and meets delivery requirements o Manufacturing methods and processes in place o Alternative production approaches available to contingency needs o Drawings and work instructions are in place and available o Configuration Management is adequate for production o Provisions have been made for determining producibility and cost impacts of engineering changes o Production Manager in place with authority and responsibility for manufacture and delivery o Management information system in place to provide production status o Plans to procure, assemble, test, properly handle, and protect fiber optic cables in accordance with drawing number 8479889 in the Technical Data Package  Materials and Purchased Parts o Complete an accurate Bill of Material in-place o Make or Buy decisions have been made o Long lead items identified o Sole source items identified o GFE/GFM identified o Material control/inventory system is adequate o Material procurement plan provides  Effective procedures to determine material needs, lead times, & delivery schedule  Criteria for selection of subcontractors and suppliers in place  Multi-sourcing of critical items  Economic lot size orders  Visibility and control of vendors and subcontractors  Quality Assurance Plans and Procedures
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